BY: Silvia Donati
We’re taking a tour around Italy’s seaside borghi (historic villages) this summer, destinations where you can enjoy leisurely days at the beach followed by explorations of the art, history and food of the area. Last week we explored some of Calabria’s seaside villages, this week we’re heading to beautiful Tuscany, which is not normally thought of as a summer spot, and yet, it boasts pretty stretches of coastline, beaches and seaside resorts.
Forte dei Marmi. If you love some glitz with your beach vacation, visit Forte dei Marmi, a small town that attracts tourists from all over Europe, thanks to its beautiful beach, its elegant villas surrounded by a pine forest, and the impressive view over the Apuan Alps.
SOURCE: https://www.italymagazine.com
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